Premier League: Can Liverpool Avoid Relegation?

One of the best clubs in English football in the doldrums due to issues not related to the playing area. Liverpool FC to sort out their management issues, so players can concentrate on what was supposed to do -. Play football

club has debts, including taxes, payable to the Royal Bank of Scotland by 15 October, in the absence of an additional penalty will be due.

RBS the matter to the High Court, in an attempt to resolve a power struggle within the club, and prevent the club from removing the chairman and another member of the Board, approved an offer to buy the club from the New England Sporting Ventures (NESV) owners of the Boston Red Sox, American baseball team.

to add the off-field wrangles at Anfield, Singapore billionaire Peter Lim bid for the club and made ​​an offer which was said to compete with that NESV's. Mr. Lim is reported to have offered extra money to the beleaguered club to buy it igrača.NESV bids accepted last week, the club president Martin Broughton, was challenged by Liverpool's current American owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks.

Gillett and Hicks have argued through their lawyers not to try to prevent the sale of the club but are interested in looking at better deals than NESV "S. According to the lawyer on behalf of the owner, an American hedge fund has also made ​​a tender offering an additional amount for the construction of the stadium.

By the way, hedge funds, to refinance a loan taken Gillett in 2007 to buy the club, and controls 50% of Gillett's stake in Kop Holdings company that owns Liverpool.

, Mr. Lim had also bid for the club in 2007, when Hicks and Gillett's offer was favored over her. Mr. Lim holds a few bars, with the theme of Manchester United, in Asia, the proof Premier League's popularity in Asia.

, Mr. Lim was reported to be planning to sell the bars, if his bid to own Liverpool were successful., I use regular wipe club debts RBS, and gives extra money to invest in new players in January transfer window.

After completion of eight matches, Liverpool languishing in 18th place at the table Premier League points, and their fans will welcome the investment in new players who could revive the team.

the High Court on this issue is expected on Wednesday, 13 October at 10:30 BST. If the management of the dispute is not resolved, there is a danger of the club going into administration, in which case Liverpool would be based on 9 points, opening the possibility of relegation.